The "change of plea hearing" is generally an indication someone in a case intends to plead guilty — though for Simmons, it remains unclear to what.
A good indication someone has crossed the line with you is that you might find yourself pretending that you didn't actually see what you saw or hear what you heard in order to avoid conflict or confrontation.
The Boyfriends were an insular group, too, but at the first indication someone needed help, most would call and offer their services with everything from computer problems to catching chickens.
Several lawyers interviewed by the Guardian, however, said that once their clients entered Homan Square, no public records were generated that provided indications of someone's whereabouts.
They found blood, a drop cloth spread across the floor and boxes of garbage bags, as well as indications that someone had mopped blood off the floor in the hallway.
But the Bagram district governor, Kabir Ahmad, who visited the scene, said there were indications that "someone put explosives in the car, because there was no crater" and there were no remnants of a mine.
Hall was able to prove the experts' scepticism well founded, when he established that the bones had been stained with potassium dichromate to make them look fossilised, and contaminated with microscopic bits of iron filings - tell-tale indications that someone had filed down the teeth, which later turned out to be part of the jawbone of an orangutan.
But in a follow-up article, Mr Krebs said that LaCie had now acknowledged there were "indications" that someone had used malware that exploited the flaws in Adobe's code.
The telltale bull's-eye rash that's one of the few clear indications that someone has Lyme disease.
"There were strong indications that someone in the Administration did not want me to give remarks upon arrival at (Andrews) Air Force Base," he said.
